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Missile head to be released in an airplane cargo drop or from a flying body
Est. expiryJul 7, 2003(expired)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
F42B 12/10F42C 13/006F42B 10/56F42C 19/06F42B 30/006
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Abstract
Missile head to be released in an airplane cargo drop or from a flying body. The missile head has a target-sensor having a transmitter, a receiver, an antenna and an explosive charge ignitable by a target location signal. In order not to interfere with the function of the explosive charge, it is best that the antenna be located in front of the target-sensor with respect to the flight direction, while the target-sensor is located behind the explosive charge with respect to the flight direction. The connection between the antenna and the target-sensor is provided by a wave carrier filled with explosives.
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1. A missile head to be released in an airplane cargo drop or from a flying body, comprising a target-sensor having a receiver, a transmitter, an antenna, and an explosive charge ignitable by a target location signal, the missile head being so arranged such that the target-sensor is behind the explosive charge with respect to the flight direction, the antenna of the target-sensor being in front of the explosive charge with respect to the flight direction, and a wave carrier filled with explosives which connects the antenna to the target-sensor.
2. A missile head according to claim 1, whereby the wave carrier is made of a metal pipe filled with explosives.
3. A missile head according to claim 1, whereby the wave carrier is made of a cylinder of explosives, said cylinder being coated with a metal layer around its outer surface.Cited by (0)
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